Is Alexa traffic and ranking inaccurate?

[techendeavour]

Most of them are telling that don't trust Alexa ranking and traffic as it is inaccurate and no more useful in getting ranking and traffic? kindly let me know more on this?

[lizatailor23]

Alexa rank depends not only on the traffic, but several other factors too. One of them is quality backlinks, which is not at all related to traffic.

[Bravoman1]

Alexa can easily be manipulate to show your site as having a great Alexa ranking just go Alexage and look for yourself and check it.

[yohame]

you should learn how to judge this. Someone buy service to increase their website alexa rank. Of course, most people get real alexa rank. Most peple still believe it. So no matter you belive it or not, you should get high alexa rank for your website.

[somyatrans123]

Hi,
Thanks for Useful information about Alexa.
How can you enhance your Alexa rank? Alexa is a contributory of Amazon.com. It is a ranking method based on the level of traffic a website receives from people with the Alexa toolbar installed.
How to increase alexa rank for http://www.somyatrans.com

[SEotusta]

From  talks with different Gurus, the Google traffic analyzer is more accurate. Years ago however Alexa was the standard.

[aarisindia]

This is a ranking system set by alexa.com (a subsidiary of amazon.com) that basically audits and makes public the frequency of visits on various Web sites. The algorithm according to which Alexa traffic ranking is calculated, is simple. It is based on the amount of traffic recorded from users that have the Alexa toolbar installed over a period of three months. This traffic is based on such parameters as reach and page views.

[Hogward]

Alexa ranking depends upon the alexa toolbar installed in the browser. It is inaccurate because it doesn't collect the traffic data from the non-alexa toolbar users.

[ivan]

I agree, you can’t give the Alexa ranking too much thought. I’ve often thought of the major flaw, every visitor needs to have the Toolbar installed. The majority of web users won’t, with the “tech” crowd being the exception.

[stevejess]

I strongly agree with this topic nice share with us